KuKoin like many said.
But, also personally, I really like Pionex.
Feel free to use my ref code, but check them out without it if you arent comfortable using it:
https://www.pionex.com/en-US/sign/ref/xjSFH4cu
They are built around the idea of using built-in bots.
I personally do not use them, and do all trading manually.
It is a little quirky when first used, but they are using Binance (the main Binance not us) for their volume, so it is dynamite volume/liquidity.
The engine is very fast, and there are tons of coins/combos.

The CEO will answer questions in Telegram if the support cant answer.

Deposit/wdraw has always been smooth.
Fees are 0.05% market/limit.

Personally, I recommend NOT using leveraged coins, but they have a lot of options for that as well.

Also, Bitrue.com has been good but slightly higher fees. Still really good volume.

If anyone is still watching this thread, I wonder if you could help me with what appears to be a discrepancy in their order accounting.
It is very frustrating.
I have made thousands of successful trades and I am shopping for a new exchange- Binance- Sept 12.

I tested a small order, because if there is any funny business going on, most people have no idea how to check for it in the accounting.

I moved over a little BTC to test.
I waited for it to up up a little.
I sold 0.002BTC

Then, I waited for it to go down, approximately 0.55%.

I bought lower, with the goal to see that with fees, it showed a profit in the neighborhood of 0.35%.
0.55% minus 0.2% fees = 0.35%.

Easy enough, right?

What it appears that their system did, is round the order literally just 3 units after the decimel.
So, that means selling 0.002 BTC and buying 0.002 BTC. In USDT, the buy order shows a lower amount.

Their admin help claims I should see the profit in USDT.
They also stated that in theory, it would be more decimels, but it only goes 4 units (3 after the decimel).

The question is whether it showed the correct profit in assets and just not in order history?
Screen shots, back and forth, and finally I was insulted and told I don't understand trading at all.

Imagine if that wasn't a test trade but $thousands?
Ask for proof that it is taking all satoshi's into account and get insulted?

BTW if anyone else is running into any of the issues I am, I've tested BiBox as well, and although I want to like it because you can save on fees, the bot trading really makes lower volume trading difficult. They are running a special on LINK with no fees, but a bot automatically trades 1 unit higher for every order. You can accidentally run up the value massively higher than the current going price and it will not enter the order. No trouble for larger volume coins, though other orders do go in ahead of yours.

Anyway, if anyone reads this and has something helpful, much appreciated.

For example:
for 16 hours LTC has been staying inside a very predictible bollinger band, moving up, averaging at the ctr line, breaking the bottom going up, breaking the top going down. If I had been watching this manually, I could have made $5-7 very, very safely about 12 times in $100 btc.
That would be an easy call. I would use CH to assume it could time the buy and sell better than me, and not miss by taking eye off of it.
When I hear 40-60% loss bc coins are in down-turn, makes me wonder if anyone really is genuinely getting any profitable trades from bots they couldn't do better themselves.
I want to believe the opposite

Thanks for the reply. The minimums are lower for market trades- ones that dont require limit or stop limit.
That's what has me confused.
Other details thank you that does help clarify.

But, you bring up an important point- the planned execution settings should be able to recognize the down market and adjust to short term buys that profit- that's what I would do manually. If it only works when the market's in an up-turn, then it isn't much of a process, you know?
That really concerns me, because it isn't like there's anyone to turn to when things go south. Either it can bring 1/2%, 1%, 2% and self-adjust or it can't- u know?

Two questions, since they aren't getting answered in the CH forum-
with Binance, can you use as low as 0.0005/bid or does it have to be 0.002 since their min for limit and stop-limit is 0.002 (they say it is 0.001 but they doubled it without changing it in their system argh)?
I do not want to use stop loss or trail- just look for buy sell and execute. I'll monitor so if I think something can be canceled for it to try another buy I can do it myself.

Please let me know if you can make CH run on binance BTC with min order of 0.0005.
Also- if you set up something similar to mentioned here in config- do you HAVE to add a config pool for individual coin(s) or once it is live its live even without config pool or subscription added?

I really appreciate it in advance.

For every several hundred coins made, one or two are bound to die.
But, I believe this one has a chance or I wouldn't waste my time starting a thread.
I think its an opportunity and not likely to happen too many times.
Right now most of the world still knows nothing about cryptos.
Imagine when there's 80% MORE volume!

Etherdelta just makes any transaction possible for a listed item. Using erc20 and metamask- unless they kill it, it could come back in a massive way

OMG that is awful.
Is it possible they got hacked?
I hate to joke...  but this could really affect trying to rescue it on etherdelta-lololol

I know, I know.

Isn't this the very nature of the crypto world?
Sometimes, you just have to say "I'm all in"!

Just my opinion. Just a little excited at the possibility of a huge viral come back.
Monero Gold could be the phoenix rising out of the ashes to prove the crazy can happen anywhere anytime in cryptoland.

XMRG died on coinexchange last night, but it's alive and kicking on Etherdelta.
I'm not the only believer, folks.
If you've ever looked for the absolute opportunity that won't ever come around again, in my opinion this is it.
Sure, it might not make it back, but if it does it's the entire spirit of cryptocurrency.
Who decides whether it wins or loses? WE do!

If it just came back from its last position before dropping to zero, many, many people could walk away with hundreds of thousands of $ for a few dollars in investment.

Orders are coming in, and since we've been watching it and made an investment, it's ticking green for over 6 hours!!!

C'mon- let's start a Monero Gold revolution!!!
For the people, by the people, lotsa lotsa people- mooooneeeeerrrrroooooogooooollllllldddddddddddddddddddddddddd!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-)

What is the minimum amount of BTC that you can trade with on coinexchange?

Hi everyone,
Wasn't able to find best answer in search. I'm new so I hope I have the best place to post.
Watching a daily list of coins in learning process and also to test strength against BTC, ETH etc.
Can anyone recommend a site with most extensive details on most coins (multiple exchanges)?
Here's the most important part:
real-time or 1 minute updates without any significant delay.
For example: Binance has excellent settings for the live ticker, making it easy to compare real time data from most recent trade, to hourly weekly changes. Makes it easy to follow trends that are happening within that hour and minute.

Other echanges like cryptopia and several others do not update very often.
worldcoinmarket has excellent info but don't know if it is real time or on delay.
Any advice for doing detailed live tracking analysis very much appreciated!